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Rusty Nail
This colouring story book is about a nail (Rusty Nail) and a hammer (Harry Hammer). Harry Hammer went in search of nails, and selected Rusty Nail for the job. Hammer shows empathy for tapping Rusty on his head, and helps to relieve any pain caused. The story explains how a hammer and nails are used together. (1150 words)
20 pages, Paperback
First published August 5, 2013
About the author
Will Fox
25 booksWill was born in London in 1950 and spent the first 14 years of his life in Guyana, South America, (formerly British Guiana). His family on his mother's side were of Dutch ancestry, who settled in Guyana in the 18th century, when Guyana was governed by the Netherlands.
Will returned to the UK in 1964 due to political unrest in Guyana and completed his education there. He started a career in IT in 1969 and established an IT consultancy company in 1981. Will migrated to Australia in 1986 where he continued his IT consultancy, returning to the UK in 1992. Whilst in Australia he became an Australian citizen and now holds dual nationality with the UK. His IT consultancy has continued to this day.
The Tools Series is a compilation of 10 colouring story books, and the stories are aimed at children of pre-school and kindergarten age (ages up to 8). The subject of each story concerns the relationship between a tool and a hardware item, e.g. hammer and nail. The tool and hardware item are characterised, and the stories recount the interaction between them. The stories explain how the tool and hardware item are used together. The illustrations are line drawings, which can be coloured in, to add an extra dimension to the stories.
The Griz series is a collection of short stories about experiences which children have every day. The stories are seen through the eyes of a young boy named Griz who is the main character in each story. He is a likeable lad in a family unit with a father, mother and sister.
The books are aimed at pre-school age and infants, and they educate the children about every day experiences. At the end of each story Griz brings awareness about the pros and cons of his experience.
Will was inspired to educate children and set about writing the series. He has titles for around 120 short stories which are collectively known as 'The Griz series'.
Will returned to the UK in 1964 due to political unrest in Guyana and completed his education there. He started a career in IT in 1969 and established an IT consultancy company in 1981. Will migrated to Australia in 1986 where he continued his IT consultancy, returning to the UK in 1992. Whilst in Australia he became an Australian citizen and now holds dual nationality with the UK. His IT consultancy has continued to this day.
The Tools Series is a compilation of 10 colouring story books, and the stories are aimed at children of pre-school and kindergarten age (ages up to 8). The subject of each story concerns the relationship between a tool and a hardware item, e.g. hammer and nail. The tool and hardware item are characterised, and the stories recount the interaction between them. The stories explain how the tool and hardware item are used together. The illustrations are line drawings, which can be coloured in, to add an extra dimension to the stories.
The Griz series is a collection of short stories about experiences which children have every day. The stories are seen through the eyes of a young boy named Griz who is the main character in each story. He is a likeable lad in a family unit with a father, mother and sister.
The books are aimed at pre-school age and infants, and they educate the children about every day experiences. At the end of each story Griz brings awareness about the pros and cons of his experience.
Will was inspired to educate children and set about writing the series. He has titles for around 120 short stories which are collectively known as 'The Griz series'.
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